Rhythm-Sense-Subject, or: The Dynamic Un/Enfolding of Sense

To Sense or Not To Sense

A longer sensing time improves the sensing performance; however, with a fixed frame size, the longer sensing time will reduce the allowable data transmission time of the secondary user (SU). In this paper, we try to address the tradeoff between sensing the primary channel for τ seconds of the time slot proceeded by randomly accessing it and randomly accessing primary channel without sensing to ...

[The motor organization of the sense of rhythm].

Word Sense Disambiguation using Static and Dynamic Sense Vectors

It is popular in WSD to use contextual information in training sense tagged data. Co-occurring words within a limited window-sized context support one sense among the semantically ambiguous ones of the word. This paper reports on word sense disambiguation of English words using static and dynamic sense vectors. First, context vectors are constructed using contextual words 1 in the training sens...

Optimizing SENSE for Dynamic Imaging

INTRODUCTION Although parallel imaging, such as SMASH [1] and SENSE [2], has been widely used in various MRI applications, these techniques have not yet been fully optimized to achieve the maximum speed enhancement for dynamic imaging applications. For a receiver system with L channels, the maximum acceleration factor R is L. However, when R approaches L, the SENSE model matrix can become very ...

Sense and Sense-ability

The five basic senses of vision, taste, smell, hearing, and touch form the very crux of our ability to perceive, process, and integrate external cues. Is there, however, a sixth sense? Thoughts of a grimacing Bruce Willis aside, evidence suggests that pheromones may regulate instinctive behaviors in awide range of organisms, but whether this truly represents a distinct ‘‘sense’’ remains to be e...